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20 years after Oslo: facts on the ground


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jerusalem-un-photo-rick-bajornas-bw_0.jpg, Jerusalem
jerusalem-map-final.gif, Map: Jerusalem
palestinian-refugees-bw.jpg, Palestinian refugees
refugees-map.gif, Map: Palestinian refugee populations
maale-adumim-bw.jpg, Settlements
map-settlements-final.gif, Map: West Bank settlements
jerusalem-police-bw.jpg, Israeli police
soldiers-bilin-jill-granberg-bw.jpg, Israeli soldiers at Bil'in
separation-wall-bw.jpg, Israeli separation wall
westbank-areasabc.gif, Map: West Bank Areas A, B and C

The 1993 Oslo Accords were a landmark peace agreement, establishing the two-state solution as the formula for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. But they deferred the most important and difficult issues: the status of Jerusalem; refugees and the right of return; Israeli settlements; security; and borders. Twenty years on, we look at where these issues stand and what challenges remain before a peaceful resolution can finally be negotiated.

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